Traveler Guitar TB-4P Bass - Manual (Page 2)

STRINGING AND TUNING
INSTALLING STRINGS:
All Traveler Guitars use standard guitar strings and the tuners operate just like the tuners on a standard guitar.
On our guitars, we recommend changing the strings three at a time—but be careful not to remove all the strings at
once, since some of the components are held in place by string tension. First remove the old E, A, and D strings,
and then install three new strings in their places. Repeat this process on the G, B, and high E strings.
On our basses, we recommend changing the strings two at a time—but be careful not to remove all the strings at
once, since some of the components are held in place by string tension. First remove the old E, and A strings, and
then install two new strings in their places. Repeat this process on the D, and G strings.
To change, thread the string through its hole in the endcap and wrap the string around the roller and through the
corresponding tuner hole. Leave approximately 2 ½ inches of slack in the string to allow 3 to 4 wraps on the
tuner. Bend the string to anchor it in place in order to hold the string after it is fed through the tuner. Over- or
under-wrapping the string around the tuner may cause tuning problems.
For further assistance, watch our restringing videos here and here.
Your Traveler Guitar is factory equipped with the following strings:
ACOUSTIC
D’Addario EJ15 Phosphor Bronze Round Round Extra Light Guage Acoustic Strings, .010- .047
ELECTRIC
D’Addario EXL110 Nickelplated Round Round Light Guage Electric Strings, .010- .046
NYLON
D’Addario Pro-Arte EJ45 Normal Tension Clear Nylon Classical Guitar Strings, .028- .043
BASS
D’Addario EXL170 Nickelplated Round Round Regular Light Guage Electric Bass Strings, .045- .100
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